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Mr President, Commissioner, if European institutions actually want to promote solidarity and jobs for everyone, they should invent a real industrial and social shield to protect the car industry, jobs, research and worker training.
As a lot of noise is being made about a so-called growth pact, why do we not mobilise the Structural Funds and the European Investment Bank to protect each site, each job at PSA in Aulnay and Rennes, and Ford and General Motors too, for that matter? The automotive sector needs new impetus for the vehicles of tomorrow, which should be clean, safer and more energy efficient, and new research and new factories are needed for this.
Europe’s trade policy should be completely revised, especially its agreements signed with Korea and those being negotiated with Japan, which bleed the European motor industry dry.
Commissioner, I propose that, in coordination with the Member States, moratoria should be decided on all redundancy and company closure plans, and that any company that has benefited from European or national public funds and makes redundancies or relocates, should return this money. A new public credit system backed by European funds and the Central European Bank could promote innovative, environmentally friendly projects that create jobs."@en1
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